Xbox Live Rewards Program, Set to end 6-30-15 (Pending)

Can be found in section C of the terms and conditions page;

http://rewards.xbox.com/terms-and-conditions/

C. Duration of Program

The current phase of the Program begins at 00:01 Coordinated Universal Time (Greenwich Mean Time) on September 4, 2014, and is scheduled to end at 23:59 UTC on June 30, 2015 (the "Program Period"), but the Sponsor reserves the right to shorten, extend, modify, suspend, or cancel the Program, at its discretion, at any time in accordance with Section G of these Terms. Sponsor will give a minimum of 30 days' notice prior to canceling the Program. Please visit http://www.worldtimeserver.com/ or other world time database to determine local time. Participants can earn Rewards Credits by the methods set forth in Section E below and will be able to redeem Rewards Credits as set forth in Section F below. All Rewards Credits earned during previous phases of the Program are carried over into the current phase, but Sponsor may expire Rewards Credits from previous phases upon reasonable notice to participant.

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Although it is unlikely that they will opt to end the program on the said date, it is ironically scheduled to end the same time as the 15,000 reward credits promotion for purchasing $200 worth of newly released games on demand titles.

I would consider cashing out now if you have credits in your account since deposit dates are on the 15th and 30th of the month.

If they choose to continue the program, myvip star level still resets every year, just like earlier this year, see section E., so anyone who did not read the terms and conditions, I strongly advise you to read them, especially those who are, or plan to go all digital. As if you do reach the highest level tier of 5 stars, and a 10% rebate, you may not to get to enjoy them for long, unless you spent $1,200 very early on this year, and plan to spend a lot more to get a maximum of amount of 375,000 credits / $375 xbox store rebates.

Thanks for bringing this up. I never saw this myself, but it's good to know. I really don't bother much with the rewards program anymore, but I suppose I'll check out how much I have on there and cash out if I have enough. 

Forgot I was even enrolled into the program Thanks for heads up so now I can check to see if there is any worth to cashing out

No surprise about this ending. I feel as if it was very useless.

What a joke.  They made it less valuable every year since it's release.  I get that people are supposed to be grateful for any return, but considering how digital prices on Live are almost never competitive to the retail games they host this was a way of getting some sort of discount.  Now it feels like something they don't care about.